<70’s>Socialator</70’s>?

<70’s>Socialator</70’s>?

Service Provider
“Vice President.”
Ha ha. I immediately thought of “companion,” so I third that one.
Love-bot?
Pleasure-model?
Space-For-Rent?
Conjugal Technician?
L’Amoratrix? (Or L’Amorator, if male)
Pleasure Technician ?
Erotician ?
From the Sten series : Joyboy/joygirl.
Dammit, I came into this thread specifically to suggest “Space Ho”.
pout
A term coined by Robert Anton Wilson [size-1]Hail Eris[/size] : tantric engineer.
Well you said futuristic so how about “pleasure bot”.
Oh! Oh! I got another one:
Organism Donor.
You’re welcome 
I agree. I don’t like it when works set in the future refer to things we have today (like prostitutes) with a needlessly futuristic neologism. Just call 'em hookers. Courtesans if they’ve got pretensions to class. Whores if you’re being mean. Your characters, I assume, are either speaking English or another language that you’re writing as English. So have them use the English terms.
Besides that, try borrowing words from other languanges, or turning a common word into a euphemism. Like “companion”. Or “escort”. Besides Compainion (which, it should be pointed out, referred to a specific high-class kind of prostitute, they still had plain old whores as well), Firefly also coined the term “sly” for “gay”, which I like so much that if I were braver I’d try to introduce it to real use.
Speisha.
Sex tech.
“Space Hooker”
Really? I missed that. Where did it come up?
Your answers are great!
In the episode “Heart of Gold”, the crew is protecting a brothel. The Madam offers Mal his choice of female prostitutes. When he declines she says something like “we also have men if you are sly”.
I was thinking “Gazongarene.” Then I saw this thread…
Is that really what you meant? 
Sensate?
Sensation technician? (Covers anything from run of the mill to dom/sub.)
or, there’s always the vulgar: Gazdahn.
(As in: Who’s she? She’s a Gazdahn. What’s she do? She gazdahn.)
